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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
This is today’s 2nd post at jungle jeff. Just (7pm) stumbled upon this video after watching Dan interview Seth Godin in today’s 1st post.
What deserves consideration is this interesting, and uncommon, Christian transparency from Suzy Welsh, Jack Welsh’s wife, and author of 10-10-10:
Scroll down for today’s original post.
Fortune Magazine recently ranked the Walt Disney Company number one for quality.
Intel was number two. UPS number three. Apple number four.
Big names. High expectations. Focused on excellence. Every single day.
What does that mean to you and me?
It is helpful to remember the big picture, isn’t it?
Do you have creative and effective ways to remember the big picture? I mean everyday. Do you?
Currently, writing five daily blogs has helped me make a dramatic leap in the way I perceive excellence and act on excellence.
The dramatic leap didn’t happen a year ago when I was writing single digit monthly blog posts – November 2008.
It didn’t happen when I wrote nearly 20 monthly blog posts – December 2008.
And it didn’t happen in the first two months of this year, when I wrote even fewer.
But something magical happened in March, ten months ago.
I’ll tell you all about it tomorrow. Wishing you the best day of your life -today! Carpe diem.
Woo-hoo! jungle jeff is on vacation!
Now I can really get some work done. Here’s my list:
Will let you know how this goes. Carpe diem.
jungle jeff loves vision. Being able to see? You love that? Well, yes, and that’s not what I meant. Not seeing what’s in front of us now, but seeing what could be in front of us well into the future.
“Vision without action is a daydream. Action without vision is a nightmare.” – Japanese proverb
If you went and looked in the mirror and were compellingly honest, which side of the Japanese Proverb would you fall into? The left side or the right?
“A frog in a well can not conceive of the ocean”. — Japanese Proverb
Hope you can comprehend the first proverb. If you have the title (real or assumed) and you don’t understand it, go look in the mirror again. Are you an amphibian?
It’s been said, “The unexamined life is not worth living”. Carpe diem.